A film challenging occupation basics
The Israeli film "Naza," which won the Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, has sparked angry reactions within the Israeli entity. The film contains testimonies from 24 military personnel regarding targeting mechanisms in Gaza and the use of AI-based systems to commit crimes against Palestinian civilians. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and the government consider that the content threatens the reputation and security of the army, leading to threats from the Minister of Culture and the Chief of Staff of legal action against the film's directors, as well as the formation of a team to counter the media and international campaigns against it. The video satirizes occupation policies and highlights the danger they pose to humanity, emphasizing that the entity continues to ignore Palestinian rights and prioritizes its own interests.
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